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17/11/2020 – Based on the well known Uhing “Easylock” fast-action clamping system

Expansion spool warrants ease of operation for winding applications

It expands, increases its diameter and is then ready to receive the material to be wound up. By unlocking the positive release variant of the Uhing “Easylock”, the spool reduces its diameter, and the material wound on it can be easily stripped off its core.

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View of the clamping cone and the Uhing “Easylock” of the expansion spool. © Uhing

 
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View of the clamping cone and the Uhing “Easylock” of the expansion spool. © Uhing

 
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The components of the Uhing expansion spool. © Uhing

 
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The entire Uhing expansion spool, showing the fixed cone. © Uhing

 
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Jörg Dambock
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Joachim Uhing GmbH+Co. KG

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